Physical Therapy for Knee Pain Relief

Knee pain can make it pretty difficult to get around. Whether you're suffering from a swollen knee, patella problems, a ligament injury, or arthritis, the pain can make it hard to run, walk, or even sit down.

Luckily, there's help. No matter what kind of knee pain you're experiencing, in most cases, seeing a physical therapist is the right choice for treatment. Physical therapists have the expertise and training to alleviate your pain and guide you toward recovery.

Physical Therapy for Knee Pain: The Facts

It's effective for many knee conditions:

Physical therapy is proven to reduce both knee cap pain and arthritis-associated pain of the knee.1,2

Physical therapy is beneficial to patients before and after knee replacement surgery.3,4

It's cost effective:

With physical therapy, you won't have to keep spending money on a maintenance program: the goal is to help you achieve a complete recovery.

Your physical therapist looks at more than just your knee:

A detailed examination might reveal that additional factors are contributing to your problem. This holistic exam and subsequent treatment approach often result in long-lasting pain relief.5

With physical therapy, you're taken care of by experts:

Physical therapists have the background and the training to effectively treat your knee pain.6

Call us today and start feeling better tomorrow!901-257-3422

Referring Provider Forms

Below is a link to Momentum's Referral Form (Prescription) that may be completed and submitted online.

Options to attach the patient demographics, insurance card(s) and medical history are provided but not required. Please contact our office to obtain the access password.

Once the prescription is completed, they will be submitted to us automatically. You will also have the option to download a copy for your records. Please be assured that all the data submitted here is secure and the process is compliant with HIPAA privacy standards.

NOTE: Physical therapy may not be for everyone, such as those who have a history of cancer, or severe systemic or neurological conditions; those who have experienced recent/significant unexplained weight loss, have structural deformities, have experienced a recent trauma resulting in fractures, or those who have used steroids.

Disclaimer: The information in this website is intended for informational and educational purposes only and in no way should be taken to be the provision or practice of physical therapy, medical, or professional healthcare advice or services. The information should not be considered complete or exhaustive and should not be used for diagnostic or treatment purposes without first consulting with your physical therapist, occupational therapist, physician or other healthcare provider. The owners of this website accept no responsibility for the misuse of information contained within this website.